Driving Impression: Toyota Innova 2.7 8-seater

Toyota breaks away for a moment from its traditional bakkie and commuter car market to create a big commuter vehicle. Read the review of the Toyota Innova 2.7 8-seater here on Cars.co.za

Lamborghini’s new, er SUV?

Lamborghini does the unthinkable; the Italian supercar maker unveils an SUV concept car at the 2012 Beijing Motor Show.

Three New Cars in South Africa

Three new models made their local debut this past fortnight. Audi launched its tiny Q3 offroader, Kia took the covers off the executive Optima and Mercedes-Benz unleashed the potent SLK55 AMG.

Driving Impressions: Chevrolet Sonic Sedan 1.4 LS

Chevrolet has expanded its Sonic range with a sedan version and I spent a week with the 1.4 LS.

Inside The Ferrari Factory

Here’s a photo gallery of the day-to-day happenings at the home of Ferrari.

Driving Impressions: Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG Coupé

With a fire-breathing 6.2-litre V8 engine and lithe body, is the C63 AMG driving perfection or is it gloriously over-the-top? Read the review of the Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG Coupe here on Cars.co.za

RIP Ferdinand Alexander Porsche 1936-2012

It is with sadness that I learnt of the passing of Ferdinand Alexander Porsche, the designer of the iconic Porsche 911.

Proudly South African: The new BMW F30 race car

South Africans are notoriously bad for complaining that the country is lagging behind the rest of the world when it comes to things. Motorsport is no exception and, frequently, the sport has been… Continue reading →

Driving Impressions: Hyundai H1 Multicab 2.5 CRDi

Hyundai has combined the passenger-carrying ability of the H1 bus with the spacious load bay of the H1 van to create the H1 Multicab. Could this be a contender for The Best Roadtrip… Continue reading →

Driving Impressions: Volvo C30 T5 R-Design Polestar

Volvo’s late-blooming hot hatch entrant receives some added spice in the form of Polestar goodness. Can it match the more established hot hatches? Read the review of the Volvo C30 T5 R-Design Polestar… Continue reading →